If I remove this line then the SQL runs without problems. I think it's the first part FAF_CALC_CCONTRIB (FA_ASSESSMENT.IDENTIFIER,'C'thats causing the problems because I am using near identical code in another script which works perfectly.
I'm working on my database homework, and I came across an error that I cannot seem to fix. I'm getting a missing right parenthesis error on line 7, but I seem to have all my parenthesis, endless I'm overlooking one.
SELECT node_nme, os_nme, os_vrsn_nme, CPU_QTY, mch_id_nme FROM node_t WHERE node_nme IN ( SELECT DISTINCT upper(node_nme) as node_nme FROM node_t WHERE row_status_cde IN (1,4)
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Now, when I run this i get the missing parenthesis error, though I don't konw why.The subselect in the IN works fine and returns exactly what it should.
I have been looking at this now for a good 2 hours. It seems like a simple error but I just cant see it. I must of counted the brackets 20 times. I have run this code in SQL developer using actual values and it works fine.
If your wondering about the esig class it just runs the sql with a few other SQL statements. I have changed the code below to a SELECT * statement just so see if it was actually that statement that was the problem. The select worked so it must be this.
Original - oracle Code
$esig->setSQL("INSERT INTO document_ecopy (DOCUMENT_ECOPY_ID ,DOCUMENT_UUID
I have following query. I checked manytime but I am unable to find the reason of error Ora-00907
SELECT Working_Days(sdate,edate), Ddecode(Physical_files Between 1 And 500 And Working_Days(sdate,edate) Between 1 And 30,-1, decode(Physical_files Between 501 And 3000 And Working_Days(sdate,edate) Between 1 And 180,-1,0)) col2 FROM table1 INNER JOIN table2 ON table1_Sno=table2_Sno
In this query, working_days is function that return working days.
SELECT inst_id, SID, serial#, module,username, machine, action, logon_time,status,event FROM gv$session WHERE SID in ( SELECT sid,id1,request FROM GV$LOCK WHERE (id1, id2, type) IN (SELECT id1, id2, type FROM GV$LOCK WHERE request>0) ORDER BY id1, request )
And I received the following error message
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
But when I execute
SELECT inst_id, SID, serial#, module,username, machine, action, logon_time,status,event FROM gv$session
and
SELECT sid,id1,request FROM GV$LOCK WHERE (id1, id2, type) IN (SELECT id1, id2, type FROM GV$LOCK WHERE request>0) ORDER BY id1, request
separately. It works fine. Why is it erroring out when I include the query in WHERE clause. Rather than the work around, I would like to know the reason for the need of right paranthesis.
I am new to Pl/SQL, I have created the following statement but I am getting ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis 00907. 00000 - "missing right parenthesis"
I'm trying to create a Top / Bottom query from an example i already have but when i executed it, i got an error:
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
The coding i've got is:
SELECT customer_id, forename, surname, start_date_time, end_date_time, pos FROM ( SELECT customer_id, forename, surname, start_date_time, end_date_time, row_number() over ( partion by start_date_time order by customer_id asc) pos from customer, phone_call) where pos = 1;
The error is on the partition line but i've closed all the open brackets,
expdp test/test directory=dmpdir dumpfile=wip.dmp logfile=wip.log tables=wip_runcard query=wip_runcard:'"where org_id=51 and time<to_date ('2011-01-01 00:00:00','yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss') and ship_time is not null and wip_route=999 and used_status=5"'
but error:
ORA-31693: Table data object "TEST"."WIP_RUNCARD" failed to load/unload and is being skipped due to error: ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
Can I use CASE statement Inside a Oracle Report Query. I'm using Oracle Reports Builder 10g.
My Report Query looks like this,
select invh_code, invh_number, invh_date, invh_cm_code, im_description from invoice_head, invoice_det, unit_of_measurement, item_master where invd_invh_code = invh_code and im_code = invd_item_code AND (case :p_flag when 1 then (substr(invd_item_number,0,(length(invd_item_number)-4)) BETWEEN :P_V_ITM_FRM AND :P_V_ITM_TO) else 1 end) order by invh_number
:p_flag is a parameter that i pass from oracle form and based on that value (:p_flag=1) i need to include this specific condition else omit that condition.
But the CASE statement is throwing Error
ORA-00907 :Missing Right Paranthesis (case :p_flag when 1 then (substr(invd_item_number,0,(length(invd_item_number)-4)) ==> BETWEEN :P_V_ITM_FRM AND :P_V_ITM_TO)
I ran into a problem recently which has to do with the following query:
SELECT '' || ROUND(GEOGR_LAENGE,5) || ',' || ROUND(GEOGR_BREITE,5) || '," [BUE] ' || BAUFORM_GRUPPE || '"', KM AS TEXT FROM MYTABLEA mmtable WHERE (mmtable.GEOGR_LAENGE IS NOT NULL AND mmtable.GEOGR_BREITE IS NOT NULL AND mmtable.STRECKE_NR IN (
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The problem is, that Oracle alerts a missing expression at line 4, and highlights the "IS NOT NULL". Personally I don't see that anything is wrong with this line. I think the problems source is somewhere else but I cannot find it.
I'll give you a little bit of background to the script:
What I am trying to achieve is to request the values in the first line with the following conditions:
- mmtable.GEOGR_LAENGE, GEOGR_BREITE must not be empty - rbtable.STRECKE_NR for the requested line (which is similar to mmtable.STRECKE_NR) must have "MITTE" as a value for NL_NAME - mmtable.KM => rbtable.VON_KM - mmtable.KM <= rbtable.BIS_KM
I'm working on Oracle SQL Developer: ODMiner. I keep getting a syntax error with the following code,
CREATE TABLE FINAL_WEBLOG AS select SESSION_DT, C_IP, CS_USER_AGENT, LISTAGG(WEB_LINK, ' ') WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY C_IP, CS_USER_AGENT) "WEB_LINKS", FROM WEBLOG_VIEWS GROUP BY C_IP, CS_USER_AGENT, SESSION_DT ORDER BY SESSION_DT
I understand if it's the semicolon that is missing after "FROM WEBLOG_VIEWS", but I'm not sure on how I can rephrase it.
I am getting the ORA-00936: missing expression error while running the below stated query. Problem is that it is running and fetching the data successfully for the first 5 runs. But from the 6th run it is not fetching the data and throwing the ORA-00936: missing expression error. consider I am passing parameters to the query and for the first 5 values i pass its runnign fine. when i run the query for the 6th time or more with different parameter, its throwing the error. it does not seems to be the data issue because when i pass the 6th parameter for the first run on the next day, it is fetching data.
(SELECT ABC.POST_SMRY_CORR_I,NVL(ABC.CORR_TYPE_C,' ') AS CORR_TYPE_C,NVL(ABC.ENTR_DOC_I,' ') AS ENTR_DOC_I, ABC.EST_LIQN_D, '' AS EVNT_TYPE_C, ABC.CORR_STAT_C FROM POST_SMRY_CORR ABC,POST_ENTR_DISCP PSCWQ,ENTR_DOC ED WHERE ABC.POST_SMRY_CORR_I = PSCWQ.POST_ENTR_DOC_I and ED.ENTR_DOC_I = '123'AND ABC.ENTR_DOC_I=ED.ENTR_DOC_I AND ED.ENTR_TYPE_C != 11 AND POST_ENTR_TYPE_C='PSC' AND DISCP_STAT_C !='CL' AND ABC.CORR_STAT_C !='CLS' [code]....
SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMP,SYSTIMESTAMP,EXTRACT(hour FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP) +2, CASE WHEN EXTRACT(HOUR FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP) +2 Between 9 and 17 OR (EXTRACT(HOUR FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP)+2 = '5' AND EXTRACT(MINUTE FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP)+2 > '60') THEN TO_CHAR(FROM_TZ(LOCALTIMESTAMP,'GMT') AT TIME ZONE '+05:30','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS') CASE WHEN EXTRACT(HOUR FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP)+2 < '9' THEN TO_CHAR(FROM_TZ(SYSTIMESTAMP,'GMT')+2 AT TIME ZONE '+05:30','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS') END FROM dual;
i´ve got a table with colomns (time, value) ... for example:
time value 10:00 10 11:00 20 12:00 25 13:00 28 15:00 31 17:00 38
you can see, that the row 14:00 and 17:00 are missing. How i can create the missing values? The value should be the value from the last point. The result should be this:
time value 10:00 10 11:00 20 12:00 25 13:00 28 14:00 28 15:00 31 16:00 31 17:00 38
Ten thousand (10000) records ,but in the TABLE that has a uniqure sequence of column named seq, find only 9 thousand (9000) records. I want to find out the missing records. The following is my approach, but it is not the best way
1.CREATE TABLE my_public_seq (seq number(10));
2. DECLARE vn_seq NUMBER(10); BEGIN FOR i IN 1..10000 LOOP INSERT INTO my_public_seq VALUES(i); END LOOP; COMMIT; END;
3. run sql SELECT seq FROM my_public_seq MINUS SELECT seq FROM my_original_table_that_missing_some_records;
How to get the missing records using only one SQL statement.
